2014

1h 26m

4.0(31 votes)

Documentary

Overview

Never-before-aired NASA footage presents evidence that the Moon is being used as a base.

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Cast & Crew

17 members

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Roger Leopardi

Self - Narrator (voice)

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Amy Shira Teitel

Self - Spaceflight Historian

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Joshua P. Warren

Self - Paranormal Investigator

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Lee Speigel

Self - Journalist, Huffington Post

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Nick Redfern

Self - Author & Researcher

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Mike Bara

Self - Writer & Lunar Researcher

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Danielle Y. Wyrick

Self - Planetary Geologist

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Ron Collins

Self - Lunar Researcher

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Don Ecker

Self - Broadcaster & Researcher

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Vito Saccheri

Self - Petroleum Engineer

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Edgar D. Mitchell

Self - Apollo 14 Astronaut

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Allan Sturm

Self - Lunar Photo Researcher

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Buzz Aldrin

Self - Apollo 11 Astronaut

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Ken Johnston

Self - Former NASA Photo Manager

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Donna Hare

Self - Former NASA Contractor

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John Brandenburg

Self - Clementine Team Member

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Marc D'Antonio

Self - Imaging Analyst

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